
Matt Carpenter
@mattcarpenter14
Higher Education Lecturer in Sport Science. PhD researcher, studying the impact of carbohydrate restriction and exogenous ketones on exercise physiology
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https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Matthew-Carpenter-2 07-01-2012 20:23:10
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We know that exercise is good for our brains š§ , but did you know that carrying extra body fat dampens this response? Another reason to keep active and eat well! šŖš½šš»āāļø James Crum Ilias Tachtsidis Antonia Hamilton @uzhakim Isla Jones The ISEH šš½āāļøšāāļø UCL ICN doi.org/10.1016/j.neurā¦


Very soon I'll be putting the reading I've been doing for my PhD to good use and starting a weekly newsletter on Nutritional Supplements with reference to endurance exercise. Starting Monday 'The Supplement that Mimics Altitude Training?'. Please sub! mcarpenter.substack.com/p/coming-soon-ā¦



Our new paper questions whether any athlete can run a sub2hr marathon relying solely on carb metabolism, even with high intakes of >90 g/hr. It suggests that fat oxidation could enable some athletes to achieve the sub2hrM with minimal or no carbohydrate intake Tim Noakes



Matt Carpenter James DiNicolantonio Thanks Matt. Hope your work with ketogenic athletes is flourishing. hrcak.srce.hr/file/459980